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Mumbai: The Indian rupee and government bonds were largely unchanged on Friday as traders await the release of India’s gross domestic product (GDP) data for the June quarter, due later in the day. The currency opened at 71.77 to a dollar. At 9.10 am, the domestic currency was trading at 71.76, up 0.01% from its Thursday's close of 71.72. In the year so far, the rupee has...

The Indian rupee rose against the greenback for the sixth straight session to hit near one month high on Thursday, tracking gains in Asian currencies which firmed up after US President Donald Trump delayed imposing additional tariffs on imports from China. Having opened at 71.43 to a dollar, the Indian currency, in early deals, traded the unit touched a high of 71.30 — a level...

Mumbai: The 10-year government bond yield fell over 6 basis points on Monday as finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman reaffirmed the government’s confidence of meeting its fiscal deficit target for financial year 2020. Slump in international crude oil and US bond yield also boosted sentiment. At 9.13am, the 10-year government bond yield was at 6.517% compared with its previous...

The Indian rupee on Friday hit a one-month high to cross the 71-mark against the US dollar tracking gains in Asian currencies as the European Central Bank delivered a bigger-than-expected stimulus and the US administration considered an interim trade deal with China. Having opened at 71.01 to a dollar, the Indian currency touched a high of 70.92 -- a level last seen on 14...

The Indian rupee on Thursday opened marginally weaker against the US dollar, in line with its Asian peers as the greenback held near a nine-month high. At 9.12 am, the rupee was at 72.01 a dollar, down 0.37% from its previous close of 71.77. The domestic currency opened at 71.92 and touched a low of 72.05. "Briefly, the global turmoil has led to increase in the investors’ risk...